South Shore Versa Nightstand with 2 Drawers and Charging Station, Weathered Oak , 16.38 in x 23 in x 27.75 in

Great cabinet for the money. Right away it looks amazing. The hidden cabinet obviously very useful! The build was pretty easy if you are familiar with building basic items. Very sturdy !- CONS (really just my opinion) : as you can see in photos i bought a way better surge strip with USB A and C connections to free up use of plug boxes. The one they provide is nice but c’mon its 2022 (right now) and its a given to include some updated tech rather than basic strip.- Pads for the bottom could be a little thicker & the adhesive kind of sucks. stick it right the first time)- (LAST ONE) Directions are not the best and could be improved.PS: some other reviews with the crooked cabinets and 1- stars in my opinion are just people that had troubles building it. Everything was pretty straight forward on how the screws all line up and go in.Other than that man I love it !

I absolutely love this South Shore Versa Nightstand! The built-in charging station is a game-changer—it keeps all my cords neatly tucked away, making my bedroom look clean and organized. The sliding top shelf is such a smart design, allowing easy access to my devices while keeping the top surface stable.The two spacious drawers provide plenty of storage for all my bedside essentials, and the metal slides ensure smooth opening and closing. The gray maple finish gives it a beautiful rustic touch, and the metal handles add an elegant, timeless look that fits perfectly with my bedroom decor.Knowing that it's eco-friendly and made with non-toxic materials makes me feel even better about this purchase. Plus, the 5-year warranty is a reassuring bonus! Assembly was straightforward, and the instructions were clear.Overall, this nightstand is stylish, functional, and well-made—definitely worth every penny. If you're looking for a durable, aesthetically pleasing, and practical nightstand, this is it! Highly recommended!

Overall, assembling this nightstand was very similar to assembling furniture from Ikea. I put together an Ikea desk and drawer system last month, so I didn't think these nightstands were too bad to assemble. The first one took 2-3 hours because I meticulously laid out all the parts to ensure I wasn't missing anything. The second nightstand took just over an hour and was much easier to assemble.Pros:- I thought the instructions were actually pretty good (comparable to Ikea instructions... look at all the pictures and make sure you have the right parts before starting to assemble each section).- All of the larger parts and brackets were labeled with a letter and/or number! The screws and smaller pieces you could easily size up with the pictures in the instruction book. They did send a few extra parts as well.- Seems to be very sturdy. According to the instruction book, the top can hold up to 35 lbs and each drawer can hold 25 lbs (I know some people were saying the drawers felt flimsy, but I can't imagine storing more than 25lbs of stuff in each drawer)- Looks good once assembled- There is a small gap on the top (however you can see this in the pictures online), I think this is a 'pro' because then you know where the drawer will open up and know not to store things on the gap.Cons:- One of my boards labeled "A1" did not have any holes drilled into it, when I opened up the box for the other nightstand, that "A1" board did have holes dilled into it. I was able to measure out where the holes should be and will make my husband drill the holes so I can finish assembly.- One of my nightstands had minor damage to the back side of it, however once I finished assembly of the back, you don't even see the damage due to a board completely covering it up.- One of my nightstands also has a small spot of damage on the front/bottom of one of the drawers. It's a small spot and I think if I just touch it up with gray marker you wouldn't be able to tell. I'm not sure if the damage occurred in transit, or while sitting in the snow on my porch before I got home.- The power strip doesn't stay in place very well with the screws. I'm planning to use command strips (or something similar) to keep it in place.- Heavy! They are around 60 lbs. I put them together in my living room, but will need my husband to help me move them to the bedroom to prevent damaging them.Overall, I'm pleased with these night stands!

Beautiful furniture, pretty well designed, well packed. Material is particleboard, which is heavy, and may make it difficult for single person assembly (they recommend 2 people in the instructions). Some of the wood to hardware interface is a ridged plastic friction fit that I would question as to it's longevity. It is important to match the hardware in the instructions with the hardware in the package. They packaged most of the hardware for the bottom two drawers separately. Use only hand tools, I used a #2 Phillips screwdriver and a heavy duty stapler rather than the hammer they suggested. From opening the package to complete set up was about 2 hours (I did it by myself). Top drawer is meant for electronics and has a power strip mounted. My main gripe with the engineering is the split top which opens while the bottom is fixed. (I would have designed it to have the power strip mounted upside down with the top fixed.) This makes putting things on top of the piece a concern for falling off when the drawer is opened. A small gripe is the backboard (that I stapled rather than nailed) has the hole for the cord in the center while the power strip is mounted off to the left. Top drawer has ball bearing slides, bottom two drawers has roller slides. Overall, a great value and looks very good.

I like this dresser, but I must be clear I like it at about $75 - $100 USD, tops!! Relatively easy to assemble and solid, but for the amount of assembly required and the cheaper poly-board material, I paid way too much. It looks nice completed for the most part. Lamination is very cheap and very thin. Some parts were already chipped at unpacking, but returning something like this is no easy task - so I'm living with it.At $75, this is a 4-star product. At $100, 3.5. At $175 it's 2-stars.